Paris-based duo Nadeah & Beki have shared a fun video for their single 'Kombucha'. Directed by Beki Mari, the impressively-shot and sexy visuals feature the pair dancing around to the track as well as sitting together in a bath tub filled with water and cans. At some point they even pour kombucha in each other's mouths. Whilst the song itself is actually metaphorical, Nadeah & Beki should be ambassadors for the drink. The sales would definitely soar!
Freshly signed to Diplo's Mad Decent label, Aussie outfit Haiku Hands will drop their debut album next year, with the Spinning Top imprint releasing the record in Australia and New Zealand. To warm everyone up, Haiku Hands have shared their latest single 'Onset'. Connecting with Mad Zach for the production, the tune is an electro meets Hip-Hop hybrid with an 80s styling.
Croydon producer Skream continues to foster various styles of electronica, this time meshing together 80s synthwave, disco and modern techno for his latest single 'Song For Olivia'. A dedication track to his daughter, glistening synth spreads line the tune, as upbeat kicks aided by cowbells provide a dance friendly groove.
London's Benin City return with their latest single 'What A Time'. Incorporating the sound of electro in their production, the song is a fun dance floor scorcher that celebrates the here and now. Not only is this a massive track for the raves, 'What A Time' is an overall feel-good anthem that make anyone want to appreciate life as a whole.
Experimental artist Jenny Hval is scheduled to release her new album 'The Practice of Love' on September 13th. Having unveiled the lead-off single 'Ashes To Ashes', Hval now brings forth her latest track titled 'High Alice'. For this offering, the Norwegian artist delivers a seductive electro pop tune that is driven by stuttering, sequenced chords over shifting drums. With light vocals, occasionally dropping down to semi-whispers, the tune definitely has a sexy and steamy feel to it, making it a pleasurable delight.
Last year pop artist Raindear released her husky electro-pop single 'World Below' which found the Stockholm vocalist further experimentinLast year pop artist Raindear released her husky electro-pop single 'World Below' which found the Stockholm vocalist further experimenting with deeper textures of the sound. Having previously shared her latest single titled 'Grace', Raindear has now released her new album 'Skies To My Name'.
British/French group FUKC have released their latest EP entitled 'Je Suis Meh'. Boldly blending an array of styles including electro, pop, breakbeat and more, the new record is a rainbow of rhythms bursting with experimental production. The EP musically bridges the 90s to now, with the band most impressive when delivering dance-driven tunes with post-punk undertones.
It now feels eras and eras away from the days of when the sound of dubstep emerged from a small circle of DJs and producers in Croydon to overtaking the music industry, to that literally falling a steep drop. Whilst Skream was one of the artist who helped pushed the music to elevated heights, the South London producer also knew when to change course at the right time, delving into sounds such as disco, house and more.
NYC-born, Nashville-based singer Eulene has steps forth with her latest cut 'Megalomaniac'. A buzzing electro pop track constructed of shifting, husky synths, there are 80s elements embedded with Eulene's charismatic vocal performance reminiscent of early Prince work. 'Megalomaniac' is taken from Eulene's forthcoming self-titled EP which will get released on GoGoLove Records.
Parisian trio NIKI NIKI have released their new EP 'Pretty Sunny Funny Walk'. Defying not only musical norms but social norms pertaining to gender and sexuality, the 4-track EP is a succulent taste of art pop, post-punk, electro and more. While many artists suffer from trying to pack such varied styles on one record, NIKI NIKI's classy touch and tasteful delivery make each song not only highly inviting but utterly irresistible. An enticing listen from start to finish, we're hoping that an album will follow sooner than later.
